Battle of Agincourt (1415)

Battle of Agincourt (Kingdom of England vs Kingdom of France) took place in 1415 during Hundred Years' War.

Battle facts

• Year: 1415
• Date: 25 October 1415
• Era: Medieval
• Conflict: Hundred Years' War
• Side A: Kingdom of England
• Side B: Kingdom of France
• Commanders (A): Henry V, Edward, Duke of York, Thomas Camoys, Thomas Erpingham
• Commanders (B): Charles d'Albret, Jean II Le Maingre, Duke of Orléans, Duke of Alençon, Duke of Bourbon
• Casualties: Up to 600 killed (112 identified) (Kingdom of England), • 6,000 killed (most of whom were of the French nobility) • 700–2,200 captured (Kingdom of France)
• Outcome: English victory
• Coordinates: 50.463°, 2.141°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Battle of Agincourt · Wikidata entry